CloudMounter
7.1#3 in sftp client softwaremacOSWindows
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Quantum StorNext
5.7#15 in cloud storage gateway softwareWebLinuxmacOSSelf-hosted
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| Fact | CloudMounter | Quantum StorNext |
|---|---|---|
| Encryption | The maker describes client-side AES-256 encryption that encrypts files before they are sent to cloud storage. | StorNext documentation describes client-side AES256 encryption for Q-Cloud policies and server-side AES256 options for supported object storage. |
| Headquarters | Reston, Virginia, USA | Centennial, Colorado, United States |
| Integrations | The listed services include Dropbox, OneDrive, Google Drive, Amazon S3, WebDAV, SFTP, FTP, Box, Backblaze, MEGA, OpenStack Swift, and pCloud. | Quantum customer material says Adobe, Apple, Autodesk, Avid, and Telestream applications worked in one StorNext shared environment. |
| Purpose | CloudMounter mounts cloud storage accounts and web services as local drives so users can access and organize files from their computer. | StorNext is a shared-storage file system for collaboration and streaming workflows, with a unified namespace across flash, disk, object, and tape. |
CloudMounter plans
- Mac Personal 1-year subscription$29 a year
- One-Year Personal Subscription$29.99 a year
- Windows Personal$29.99, paid once
- Mac Personal Lifetime$74, paid once
- Lifetime Purchase Personal License$74.99, paid once
- Mac Team 1-year subscription$99 a year
Quantum StorNext plans
- Quantum StorNextPriced on request
Pick CloudMounter if…
CloudMounter suits people who want to manage files across cloud services from Finder or Explorer, or transfer files without first downloading them. Check the platform-specific account limits if you plan to use the Windows free version or need offline access.
Pick Quantum StorNext if…
StorNext suits teams that need shared access to files across storage tiers for collaboration or streaming workflows. It may also fit organizations managing storage across supported client systems and cloud targets.